Preparing jam from frozen berries

Summer is the time of holidays, vacations and rest. This season often goes by faster than others. So, we did not have time to look back - and outside the window it was already autumn.

But if you are late for the collection of summer berries and do not have time to prepare sweet jam for the winter, you can get out of this situation.

The solution is quite simple - you can make jam from frozen berries. How to do it right, which berries are better to choose, as well as simple and tasty recipes, you will find in our article.

Raspberry jam is one of the most popular. It has not only unsurpassed taste, but also can have a positive effect on the body and human health. For example, it has antipyretic properties and is used to treat colds.

In order to make frozen raspberry jam, you need to take:

• berries - 300 grams;
• granulated sugar - 200 grams;
• purified water - 50 milliliters.

The first step is to defrost the raspberries. To do this, the berries must be removed from the freezer and left indoors at room temperature, having been placed in a container convenient for you. The liquid that drains from the raspberries should not be poured out.

After the berries are thawed, they need to be filled with water and covered with sugar. The resulting berry mass should be thoroughly mixed, and then put on fire. Bring the raspberries to a boil, and then cook the jam for about half an hour.

If you plan to eat dessert immediately after preparation, then it can be placed in any bowl or plate that should be stored in the refrigerator.

Another popular delicacy is strawberry jam. This dessert will remind you of hot summer days even on the coldest and snowiest winter evening. To prepare it you will need:

• berries - 300 grams;
• granulated sugar - 150 grams.

To begin with, as in the previous recipe, you need to defrost the berries, after which the strawberries should be carefully rubbed through a sieve (you can also use a blender for this purpose).

Add sugar to the resulting berry puree and mix, and then send the resulting mass to the fire. After the jam boils, it must be boiled for about 40 minutes, and then rolled into jars.

Frozen assortment of wild berries can often be found on the shelves of shops and supermarkets. Healthy and tasty jam for the winter can be cooked from these berries.

This delicacy is prepared in the same way as the recipes described above. So, first you need to defrost the berries, and then you should fill them with sugar.

Housewives who have tried to cook this jam are advised to grind the berries through a sieve or interrupt them in a blender, and not leave them whole. The fact is that thawed berries do not have the elasticity and firmness of fresh ones.

You can make jam from wild berries in any convenient dish (most often in a saucepan), and then it needs to be distributed among jars.

Although fresh berries are the most popular jam ingredients, frozen fruits have certain advantages.

• The components of the jam are already processed. This means that you do not have to sort, wash and dry the berries, you just need to defrost them.
• Thanks to the berry juice that drains during the defrosting process, the jam turns out to be quite juicy and rich. It is almost impossible to guess whether it is made from fresh or frozen berries.
• It is possible to make jam from frozen foods at any time of the year, regardless of the quality of the crop and weather conditions.
• Frozen berry dessert is faster and easier to prepare.

Thus, thanks to modern technologies and a wide range of grocery stores and supermarkets, you can cook your favorite delicacy from childhood quite quickly and easily. The recipes described in the article can be prepared even by a novice in cooking.

But it is also important that now the process of making jam does not depend on the season, and if you did not have time to collect the main harvest, then this is not at all a reason to be upset.

Jam made from frozen berries is practically not inferior in taste to a traditional delicacy. It can also be eaten with tea, or used as a filling for pies or buns, pancakes or fritters, as well as decorating ice cream with it.

For information on how to cook frozen strawberry jam, see the following video.